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Privacy Notice

Last updated 20 July 2026

The short version: Pulse has no server, so there is nowhere for your data to go. Everything below just explains how that works.

What we collect

Nothing on a server, because there is no server. Pulse runs entirely in your browser. There are no accounts, no analytics, no cookies for tracking, and no third-party pixels.

What lives in your browser

The interactions that persist — your composed posts, likes and bookmarks, who you follow, joined communities, read state, and your appearance preferences — are saved in your browser's local storage under keys prefixed with pulse.. They stay on your device, sync across your own tabs, and never travel over the network.

Third-party assets

Avatars and photography are loaded from public placeholder services (DiceBear for avatars; Unsplash for imagery) purely to make the demo feel alive. These are fictional stand-ins, not real people or accounts.

You're in control

Because everything is local, you hold every switch. Clearing your browser's site data — or using the reset guidance on the Help page — wipes Pulse back to its first-run state instantly and completely.

Pulse is a frontend demonstration. All content, accounts, and policies here are fictional and exist only to show what a finished product could feel like.